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Tephritidae; Campiglossa plantaginis, Sussex
Will van Niekerk
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 Not sure (as per usual), but seems alright for a Lauxaniid. The eyes were almost flourescent.

Bosham, West Sussex. Clustered on unopened flowers, between saltmarsh and a wheatfield.

Another quite small one, won't attempt to guess size from memory, though.

8 August 2011.
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 This one looks more like Tephritidae, maybe a Campiglossa sp.
 
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 Thanks, updating title. Even if I'm not learning to recognise the flies, at least I'm learning to recognise that I'm probably wrong!

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 Indeed Campiglossa: C. plantaginis.

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 Thanks! Updated title to fit.

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